In the south of Poland lies a jewel. Krakow is a beautiful city, full of bars, squares restaurants and also has many interesting exhibitions and concerts. It seems that Krakow escaped the bombing and destruction that hit Warsaw. The main square is a wonderful place for the tourist; bars, restaurants and cafes surround the perimeter. The square, Rynek Glówney, is about 800m wide and is the largest medival town square in Europe. Towards the southern end lies a market hall where good quality souviners can be purchased at very reasonable prices. I bought a really nice wooden chess set, board about 50cm across, and pieces about 4cm high for around £10 (60 Zlot). Just outside the main town is Wawel Hill. On the top a castle and cathederal sit. Make sure you have a ticket everytime
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